Can i play this game on Intel HD Graphics?

[Niko B]

My specs:
Intel Core I5 3340 3.10 GHz
4GB Ram
Intel HD Graphics 2500 / 224 MB VRAM
Windows 10 32 bits

[odis]

hell yeah my dud

[Ryuu]

hell no, it would likely be unbearable

[Niko B]

Originally posted by Ryuu:

hell no, it would likely be unbearable

Even with the low graphics settings?

[odis]

I have intel 520 HD Family graphics ♥♥♥♥♥ i can run it

[DeVo]

can someone help me w/ mine?
mine wont show the graphics
I have a
Intel Celeron processor G530
2GB DDR3 memory
Intel hd graphics
and a 64 bit windows 7
with a multi media in one media card reader

[Beridok]

Originally posted by Niko B:

Originally posted by Ryuu:

hell no, it would likely be unbearable

Even with the low graphics settings?

Depends strongly on resolution ;)

But the best way is always to check on your PC. I have some games that run, but shouldn't on my poor gear.

@no
I do not understand problem.

[TMAC Blade]

Originally posted by Niko B:

My specs:
Intel Core I5 3340 3.10 GHz
4GB Ram
Intel HD Graphics 2500 / 224 MB VRAM
Windows 10 32 bits

being honest with you. if you had windows 10 64 bit all you would have to do here is slap a gtx 1050 TI in that thing and you would have a gaming pc. exactly why 32 bit hasn't been done away with is beyond me. But in terms of the game runnong on your system I'm sure you will be able to run the game just fine without any serious issues. of course you won't be doing max settings but i would expect the game to run maybe at 720 p all low settings as you'er using integragted graphics.

[BreadandYeast]

It will run the game fine since its a pretty old game, you'll have to go easy on the graphic settings though

[TNX.]

I have a gaming computer now but I tested this game on my laptop which has near the same specs as yours (expect for the RAM), it ran pretty good on normal settings.

[Master of Medieval]

you might can't play the game on the hightest performance with this video card, but there should be no problem to play the game in a lower resolution. This game doesn't have much demands, because walking simulators doesn't need as much as pure action games. I played it with an intel HD over 4000 in a highter resolution 1 year ago. I was even able to play Soma in the hightest Resolution. If I only would play such games I would have never bought a gaming computer. The system demands minimum is a Radeon X1000, your graphic card is a level highter. So if you are satisfied with a lower resoltuion, you should try it. Your CPU is defenetly good enought.

[VinyLemur]

I would say TDD will run on most anything currently functioning. I am playing through it again during work lunch on a revived Asus netbook with a 1.0 Ghz AMD A4... plays just fine on Peppermint OS... Windows used up too much Ram on this little thing. Peppermint (and others) run at about 400 mb idle. I set the textures to Medium and the Shadow settings to Low, I also turned off Insanity for my second go through... still spooky! Play at night with headphones! Switch to daytime no headphones if it's too much, still worth playing even then.

[Cat on Linux]

I run it on Debian 9 with maxed settings on old 512 Mb Nvidia card and 1024x768 resolution (just to have readable notes and such, can raise it without getting slowed down).
Intel HD is not perfect but it should give solid performance on maxed settings with low resolution (test on 1024x for starter and increase if needed)
2d game (Pig) will require more video power so I run it on medium settings.

[Snor]

I say yes, done it before, even recorded gameplay on older intel laptop as you

[𝓵𝓲𝓵 𝓶𝓾𝓼𝓱]

yes you can